Goessel High School - Bluebird Yearbook (Goessel, KS)

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To raise money for our class treasury sold rom ra e C3DOy aft r dlnner on Thursdays lhat c ndy was dellclou Cue thou htb Cn February lu 1 served food at d Re1uer's sale It was a cold mllter day and t food v nt fast wrlcn really added to our class treasury On harch 25, we pr sented our TJHlOP pl y, a thr e act co dy ' velythlng Cn Ice ' Whlle the senlors w r on the r trlp, ve m re bu v de oratlnb for the Junlor oenlor Banquet The the e mas, Foonllght and Hoses Due to the fact that w were to busy to hav a class party dJr1n school, ve declded to have one lP the sumx r In Iuly those of us that could engoyed a 'watermelon feed' at the atnletlc Dark lF he ton The o GUltO s almo t ate us,too AUUUot 22 1958 found lgh Du to the fact that 27 senlors DeDlOPS' they ue were called 'freshmen really m ant to be a senlor whlle Joyce Relmer vas vlce X14 el was treasurer llnn Us enrolllnf for th last tlne 1D dear 010 Goessel 4l1OUP Vleoert declded to qult school, th re x e called us but lt seemed 11K orly yesterday vnen as th sc ool y ar procr ssed ve found out 1 t Don DChmldt was elected to oe our class pr sld nt pre ldent Darlen Jotn N s secr ry axu adll 1 Pa t a d bon LlSD rt w r c csen to b studezt councll representatlv s Lrs Ivan llller ac epted the responslblllty of Oelhg ne started the year off by selll ma azlxes The class va dlvloed nto two sldes to see whlch one could sell the o t magazlne The lOslHg slde nad to g1Ve the wlnnlng slde a party whlch corslsted of a hayracs rlde to Gus Unruh' pasture we played several games sv n had a hula hoop contest alter whlch we ate and sang songs around a campflre Another money maklng project requlred some ood old bacn grease Dan Goertzen let us have all the corn left by the corn plcaer 11 ue would p1CK lt p And p1CK lt up we dld' ven thouvh the w ather was cold, we got qulte few bushels of corn and a few sore muscles Other money maklne progects 1nc1uded elllng ple or c ce for dlnner on Tuesdays and a talent Hlghj lH whlch we made use of our talents by glvlrg the public an evenlng of varled entertalnment On Aprll 50, we presented the play Daddy Long LeOs,' a comedy lH four act under the dlrectlon of Mrs aldo Voth May ll found us worklng our bralr trylrg to rememo r all the thlDLS we were to have learned The semester tests were hard but to concentrate was even harder For some strange reason our thoughts alxays wandered to the next morn lng when our senlor trlp would tart Tuesday Thy 12, at 4 15 a m , tw nty seven senlors and two sponsors Mrs Miller and Nr Franz, started our lone awalted senlor trlp to Branson, MlSSOUPl The tr1p to Branson could be descrlbed lD two words water flghtS Incldentallj, our bus drlver, nen Trlmmer, could shoot a water gun just as good as anyone of us Uhlle ln the Ozarxs we v1s1t d tre school of the Ozark , ,ent to a show, and took a 5 hour crulse on Lane Taneycomo e also had a wlener roast and saw two caves beautlful Falry Cave and large Larvel Cave after sceng ng two hours 1n Joyland 1D flCHlta, we arrlved home on Thursday evenlng at 10 00 e had a swell trlp, th only trouble belrg that lt was too short Orlental Festlval was the theme of the Junlor aerlor Banquet whlch was held on hay 15 The junlors must have worked hard to -afe thls beautlful banquet posslble Baccalaureate services were P ld 1U our honor on sunday, lay 17, Wltn HSV P A 'edel as speaker The theme of hls messaee was 'The Call of the Upper Road Our senlor Class Night was held on lay 19 The stave wa decorated as a large shlp named Scholar Shlp Our class colors were blue and whlte and 'Rowlng Not Drlftlng' was our motto The red rose was our class flower May 21, the hlvh polnt of our D101 crcol llfe, f1na1ly appeared Commence ment eXCePClSeS were h ld wlth Dr J Hartzler speaxlng on 'dulldlng Your Lest qlgh Dlplomas were g1VeH to twenty seven senlors and we r allzeu e had cllmoe anoth r rung ln the ladde of llle +5 we leave Go s el dlgh school, we tafe along many fond and happy memorl s :e also w'sh to be remembered, not oy the bad, but by the good t lHgS we have done . 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SENIOR CLASS PROPH ECY My The class of thelr raduates 21 odd years slnc ways For example of '59 has certalnly made the world go round provlng that none wexe squares How tlme does fly' Here it 15 the year 1980 I was young These years have been odd in quite a number of who would ever have dreamed that I Betty Pankratz would qulet llfe of belng an author Of course an author has ex too A month ago today I returned from a much coveted trip around the unlverse durln whlch I V1S1t8d all twenty s1x of my cla smates Upon my return I wrot a book THE SQERS telllng about the vocations my classmates pursued Rlght now I am 1n the process of proofreading my book settle down to the cltlng exp rlences Chapter 1 FRANKLY CHaHLIB'b FAST Thanks to W1nn1e's wlnnlng abillty she won a prize man and today W1nnie and Charlie are one The Franks are stlll drlving the green '57 Chevie 1n which Charlie court d hls wlfe Why the same car? Well the twenty three year old car lS to be used as a weddlng present for thelr son since they never could get the Just Marrled' washed off Chapter 2 IT COULD BE YOU GENE' Frylng up a lot of news in televlslon is Eugene Frey the producer, manager announcer star and camera man of hls unique show 'It Could be You Gene ' Chapter 3 RESOLVED TO DISSOLVE HISTORY World famous debater Helen Goertz, has a reputation for positively winning every debate she has debated At present she is maklng hlstory by running a series of debates against Mr L1nSChe1d on the subject Resolved that American history be erased from the Goessel H1 CUPPlCUlHm Needless to say, Goessel Hi seniors are keeping thelr fingers crossed Chapter 4 GET SICK QUICK You know, 1t's almost a pleasure to get s1ck when a frlendly lntelligent nurse llke Gladys Goertzen gives you a bath and back rub every mornlng' Chapter 5 VET SHOOTD PETS cure p6t1CltlSn ln a flash with hls speclal formula vacclne called 'magic ' This 'magic vaccine lS injected with h1s qulck Sh0OtlHg needle that never mlsses Chapter 6 KOEHN MANUFACTUHLS CANES What's thls? Loren baby sittlng with seven l1ttle Brandts on each knee whlle Leona runs a factory Yes after Leona changed her name she couldn't give up the 'Koehn buslness completely Today her happlness relgns supreme as she manages The Koehn Factcryu manufacturing walking canes for people needlng a thlrd leg Chapter 7 MnRb COLOHD HCGS Yes Mars 15 today lnhablted by a human belng namely John Koehn who llves on a brlvht orange farm Ever slnce he dlscovered that hybrld corn grown on Mars colored plgs he has shlpped colored pigs by the hundreds to the U S for Ground Hog Day Chapter 8 BOXING BOXERS Richard Nlckel has retired from the man to man boxing profession to the man to dog boxlng professor Now he 1S teaching Boxer dogs to live up to their name by boxing Whenever one of the boxer dogs is hot enough to get the better of hlm hls wlfe comes to his rescue w1th ice packs to cool the dog Chapter 9 BUMBLEBEE'S BUZZ Today if you open your Sears Roebuck catalog to page 44 you w1ll be te pted to order an 8XC1USlVe Nadine Rachel evenlng gown Havlng become a famous dress deslgner Nadlne Nikkel won the Nobel Prize in 1979 for designlng the most stu pendous exotic gown called the Bumblebee because lt gave the wearer a blg 'buzz Chapter 10 CAMPAIGN MANAGER FIRED Iols Peters 15 using her knack for publlc speaklng by being the Speaker of the House of Representatlves She settled for this pOSlt1On after she lost the presidentlal electlon a year ago Whlle campaignlng for the presldency she used the motto All for one and that one ME ' Imaglne her disappointment when she lost the electlon by one vote which by the way was cast by her campaign manager Chapter ll MOh WK AOOLOGY New York is the site of the famous Rob Pete zoo Although crooks often be lieve this gives them permission to rob Pete, the zoo merely uses this name to attract tourlsts The zoo keeper Robert Petersen has distinguished his zoo by givlng all of the anluals mohawk haircuts E A . . . U l I . . C - . . , f e . 0 , . . 1 , , . . . . w , - 4-5 . ' . ' I . . . ' . , - g - s . r Q E ll ll ' . . U , ' u , - 1 f - c D Q D ' ' - w W . ' 1 ' ll ' l ' - u ' ll ' ll ' ' l I I D D D ' - . 7 - I ' . ' ' : , . . , . Have you a sick dog or cat? Donald Hiebert, the popular veterinarian, can H . . . . . . . ' 'I Q . . - . - I . - ,t , RT- - V ' 1 O I Il ' . ' Q ' - v ll ' ' - n 1 N ' N u C 1 . . , . . I I . ' . ' . , . 1 n rv - a . . , u 1 I ' ' - '11 1 ' A . - , ,